Ashok v. Barnhart

How courts have described this case

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• finding that a two-month interval between plaintiff’s participation in protected activity and adverse employment action “may permit a reasonable jury to find the acts to be temporally proximate and causally related”
• the interval between a protected activity and an adverse action that results in a finding of retaliation is generally no more than several months
• the interval between a protected activity and an adverse action that results in a finding of retaliation is generally no more than several months
• the interval between a protected activity and an adverse action that results in a finding of retaliation is generally no more than several months
• the interval between a protected activity and an adverse action that results in a finding of retaliation is generally no more than several months
• the interval between a protected activity and an adverse action that results in a finding of retaliation is generally no more than several months

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